Cabo Blanco holidays take you to a pretty resort on the south-east coast of Majorca with plenty of access to sand and sea. Cabo Blanco holidays can be as relaxed or as active as you wish. The overall atmosphere in the resort is very laid back but at the same time there are plenty of activities for those who wish.
Cabo Blanco holidays are popular with families, and couples looking for a quiet beach resort with a range of activities for both children and adults. Water sports are available in the area and golfers have a choice of courses.
Cabo Blanco holidays can be taken taken from April to the end of October. Temperatures rise from twenty to the low thirties at the height of summer.
Cabo Blanco is ideally placed for exploring the island as there is easy access to Palma and the west coast, as well as to the eastern shores of Majorca. Over the years, several small holiday villages have sprung up in this area beautiful area. Accommodation for the most part is provided by apartments and villas, there is an adequate supply of shops and restaurants and nightlife is generally low key. If you require more shops or a livelier nightlife, Palma is only fifteen miles by car.
Cabo Blanco and its neighbours provide a range of water sports. The palm strewn beach at El Arenal, only five minutes away, is a popular place to spend the day. A choice of eighteen hole courses awaits the golfer and there are many child centred activities.
Cabo Blanco holidays offer a guarantee of summer sun, first class accommodation, good restaurants, and pleasantly relaxed evenings. With many sporting activities and tourist attractions your days need never be dull.
Cabo Blanca nightlife is a relaxed affair reflecting the resort's popularity with families and couples. Although there are a number of lively bars, Cabo Blanco is not a resort that parties through the night. Evenings are spent wandering through the resort and along the waterfront, wining and dining under the stars and exploring the tourist shops when the heat of the day is over.
Cabo Blanco shopping provides for all your holiday provisions and essentials including gifts and souvenirs. With minimarts and small gift shops, there is sufficient choice. If further variety is needed, you can take the bus to Palma which has a vast array of specialist stores and fashion boutiques. The market at Felanitx is said to be the best on the island and if you wish to haggle over prices, this is the place to go. Popular purchases include local pottery, leather goods, embroidered linens, basketry and jewellery.
Cabo Blanco eating caters for all tastes. A variety of restaurants serve everything from traditional island fare to international cuisine and even fast foods. If you are new to the flavours of Spain, order tapas and you will be given a selection of tasty morsels which will surely delight your taste buds. Local wines are as pleasing to the palate as they are to the pocket. Children are always made very welcome and their tastes and portion sizes are usually accommodated.
